Crime & Safety
Man Charged After Hit and Run
A Taneytown man was charged with hitting a pedestrian and leaving the scene.

The driver of a red Ford truck was charged in the hit-and-run of a pedestrian at West Main Street and Old New Windsor Road around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 6.
Kyle Wagerman, 18, of Taneytown, was charged with nine offenses in relation to the hit-and-run that sent Brandi Reichert, 36, of Westminster to . Reichert was treated and released.
Sgt. Scott Peter said that a man driving a red Ford truck hit a pedestrian and left the scene. A countywide notice was issued and a sheriff's deputy located the truck in Union Bridge. Peter said that Wagerman, the truck's driver, was stopped and detained while a crime scene investigation determined that the vehicle appeared to have struck a pedestrian.
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Peter said that there were fabric impressions on the vehicle and damage consistent with the reported accident.
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